Came in this store on 2/13/26 with my beautiful wife, located on Olsen Drive in Rancho Cordova…read more First thing we both did was to use the restroom and from my experience, it was pretty bad. No toilet paper in any stalls and no soap in any dispensers. I did what I could... then when shopping for the goods, found the best toothbrush ever: say "avada kedavra" to the cavities and plaque building in my mouth! When checking out, the staff member were courteous and got back to the car safely. Thank you, Target!

Great shopping center. Perfect for holiday or special occasion shopping. You'll dent your wallet.read more

OOOh I love coming here ! I find the really good stuff. If your a budget shopper for…read morebirthdays and holidays. this is the place to find treasures. Sometimes, I even score stuff for the office. Valentine's Day just passed but, I was able to find some soft sleep shorts for my gals , including fragrances that smelled really girly and pretty plus candy. They have tons of toys and there's even a section for $1 & $2 section of little nic nacs, electronics, ear buds, bath products, make up and books. I was able to mix up their baskets some they weren't the same. Items in this location can vary on price, so really just gotta look. If you email yourself the reciept upon check out you get a 10% coupon towards next purchase. The lady was really nice checking me out. I paid for 1 item on 1 order to get the coupon and I was able to get that 10% coupon emailed and I used it on the rest of my items which was $100+ that I had to pay for. Oh one more pro tip is bring a few bags. Cost 10 cents per bag.

my boyfriend and I were checking out and a rude gentleman came and snatched everything out of my…read morehands, when we looked at him confused after he had scanned the things he literally took from my hands he finally spoke to us and said "we don't let you guy scan things anymore" when they very well do in this and other stores. I feel as though he thought we were stealing (with a wallet full of cards/cash) and I would never go back to this place. If you can't respect me enough to give me basic decency why should I spend my money here?

Whoever is in charge of forcing the workers to push customers into signing up for the credit card…read moreneeds to be fired. Came in yesterday evening (7/25/2026) with my sister and we shopped around for a bit. I've been to this store before a few times but only ever with her. I've heard the nonsense of them trying to sign me up for a card or whatever before. The last time we were here, I signed up for their card. I have a hard time saying no, which is the only reason why I signed up, and I didn't get approved. Which if fine, I wouldn't have used the card anyway. My sister and I check out separately, she goes to one register and I go to another register. The lady ringing me up had short black hair and glasses and was really nice for the most part. She tried to sell me on the sign up for the card. I told her, "no thank you." She tried to give me an example of why I should sign up and how it would benefit me. I told her, "I tried before and was told no, so I don't want to bother with it today and get rejected again. Maybe I'll sign up some other time!" She continues on pushing for me to sign up. A coworker overhears what she is saying to me, and urges me to sign up in store and then if I get rejected to go online and request to have it looked at or something. Genuinely, I'm not kidding, the woman working this register tried for 10 minutes to get me to sign up. I told her no repeatedly and she just kept telling me why I should do it. She would tell me how customers told her this and that, how they've saved hundreds of dollars on this card, how it's free money, ect. I have really bad social anxiety. Like I said before, I have a hard time telling people no. This was an absolute nightmare for me. I just wanted to ring up my items and leave. I honestly should have just left my items and left the store entirely. I cannot believe how much time was spent trying to pressure me to do something I didn't want to do. And I said no! Many times! How many times do I have to say no? I was trying to be nice. I was nice the entire time. This woman was nice the entire time as well, but she was heavily pressuring me to sign up despite me saying no OVER AND OVER AGAIN. The real kicker of this all too, was that my sister didn't even get asked if she wanted to sign up at all. I guess I should have just sticked with her and rang my stuff up with her. Please let your workers just accept no for an answer. This was a nightmare. I never want to shop here again. I left the store having a near breakdown in my car because genuinely, it is so hard for me to have interactions like this where I am being pressured and I have awful social anxiety and just anxiety in general. PLEASE tell your workers to stop pushing people if they say no. This was RIDICULIOUS!!! I'm going to start telling people at these stores that if they try to sell me on their sign ups I'm going to just leave without buying anything because this was absolutely insane.

I will say that "TJ Maxx" has been one of my major go-to stores for new, discounted merchandise…read more Since they are a subsidiary of Marshalls (which focuses on more discounted products) and HomeGoods (which is primarily non-clothing/apparel), all of their stores are unique in their own way. Located directly on Madison Ave and adjacent to Hazel Ave at the Madison Marketplace shopping center in Fair Oaks, this TJ Maxx store has been in operation dating back to around 2008-09. It neighbors many major retailers such as Raley's, Dollar Tree, Jamba Juice, Chipotle, and much more. On any given day, the parking lot can fill up quickly but in the few dozen times I have shopped here, I have not had any issues. As for the hours of operation, they are open 7 days a week from 9:30am-9:30pm. Upon entry, you will notice how open, well-lit, and spacious the interior layout is. The registers and checkout are to the immediate left while the fitting rooms are in the middle right hand side of the store. And if you need to use the restroom, they offer both a men's and women's restrooms towards the rear part of the store. As for the merchandise itself, TJ Maxx specializes in a variety of men's, women's, children's, and baby apparel as well as shoes, socks, hats, and loungeware. Additionally, their selection of beauty products, handbags, jewelry, accessories, and luggage is quite impressive. Finally, they carry a decent amount of home products that include candles, towels, sheets, comforters, bath, kitchen, furniture, outdoor items, and even a very sizable amount of food products. I have found TJ Maxx to be the hybrid store as they have much of what Marshalls offers (at slightly higher prices) as well as HomeGoods (at slightly lower prices). To sum things up, the Fair Oaks "TJ Maxx" is one of their better locations in the greater Sacramento area. I've purchased a ton of name brand apparel over the years. This includes major labels such as Calvin Klein, Tommy Bahama, Adidas, Polo, Nike, Tommy Hilfiger, and much more. And considering you're paying much less than you would be at say a Macy's or Nordstrom, your money can go much further. When you factor in the above average customer service, reasonable prices, well-stocked merchandise, and a decent shopping experience, I am giving them a respectable four-star rating.

This is a pretty big location with friendly staff members that will make your shopping experience…read moresmooth. There are a few fitting room in the middle of the store so when it's busy it might be a wait. The selection is a tiny bit limited. Lots is items have missing sizes that would have to be ordered online. When there is a missing size, staff would help look online and order for you. The quality of items are a little inconsistent. Some things are absolutely indestructible, but some shine two sizes in wash. So it's gonna be a gamble haha. The prices are not bad when there is a sale going on. Which is pretty often. So time your purchase~

Store was clean & easy 2 shop in. Tried on several shirts & the worker was nice when I asked 4 a…read morechanging room. Found some great deals!!! The cashier was friendly & was willing 2 chat w/ us. We talked about farmers markets. This is a great store!!!

A-mazing pricing. Wonderful prices. Thank you. The holidays are looking good at this cost.read more

Alex - the cashier is AMAZING. He was friendly and very helpful in what I was looking for. He is…read morealso a veteran, so he saw us wearing an 82nd Army airborne hat, he mentioned about the wonderful military discount Grocery Outlet offers with a valid VA/military card. Love this store and the great selections it carries. There so many things that are marked down compared to other chain grocery stores.

I had a very disappointing experience at this store due to being misinformed by the cashier…read more While checking out, the cashier appeared new and unfamiliar with the process. She told me I could receive a discount if I simply answered "3 questions." Before agreeing, I specifically asked multiple times if this would affect my credit or involve a hard inquiry, especially when I noticed it was asking for my Social Security number. Each time, she clearly told me no, and said it was "only for rewards/Discount." Shortly after completing the questions, she said, "Congratulations, you've been approved for a $500 credit line," which was completely unexpected and not what I agreed to. I never intended to apply for a credit card. Because of this, a hard inquiry was placed on my credit report, and I had to immediately call and close the account. This experience felt misleading and dishonest. Regardless of experience level, customers should be clearly informed when they are applying for a credit card, especially when it impacts their credit. Transparency is extremely important, and this was not handled properly. I hope management takes this seriously and ensures employees are properly trained so this does not happen to others.

Been here a couple times when I'm in the area and have gotten some good finds. Today, there was a…read morelong line for the register that went to the back of the store! But I guess that should be expected during peak holiday shopping. It's in a good shopping plaza with other stores to shop and food places. Lots of parking!

I've always loved The Gap starting with my favorite (now long gone) sweatshirt I got back in the…read more80's. I still have a Kelly green raincoat my mom and I shared from back in '89. Crazy but true. And it might be basic, but I love The Gap. Solid construction, soft fabrics, lots of cotton. If you're having "power surges" aka hot flashes it is so important to have breathable fabric, am I right? Today I stopped at the outlet to see what was on the racks. You have to walk a ways so be prepared. Those who use mobility aids need to be aware of the cobblestone like streets that abut the sidewalks leading to your destination. The accessibility of the mall could use some improvement. There are no restrooms in stores in the outlet, but I've had the unfortunate experience of using the public facilities here and 109% do not recommend. Isolated, remote, creepy. However, on to the Gap here. They have had a nice refresh/remodel since I was here a couple years ago, but I was a bit lost at first. The new light and bright dressing rooms are an asset. Staff circulating on the sales floor were helpful and asked if I needed help or a tote to carry my try-ons several times. I tried on about 12 items and hit success with 4 so, a nice 33.3% success rate. I hit the jackpot in their clearance racks- snagged a beautiful gauze summer dress, a sky blue blue button down, a western- type denim shirt with snaps, and a super soft ringer T for a mere $4. The total with tax came to $80. They have ample seasonal selections for women, kids, and men. They also have deep discounts on non seasonal items- I saw some adorable trench and puffer coats so keep your eyes out. They offer a good selection in extended sizes- I wear an XL or XXL and they always gave ample offerings, not an afterthought. Check-out was smooth. Overall a fun little trip to get some new favorites. I don't know if they'll last as long as the raincoat from the 80's, but here's hoping!

Overall: 4/5…read more Customer Service: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Came here to just check out what they had and they just so happened to be having a sale of 40-60% off. Snagged a few essentials for me and my lady. The staff was super friendly and helpful! Everyone was very nice and polite. We'll definitely be back

Excellent customer service...Selection phenomenal, This store is always very neat, products easy to…read morefind. For the frugal shopper such as myself, you can't beat the value.

I eyed this Daiso when I dropped on by Ono Hawaiian for dinner. They are across the parking lot…read morefrom each other. After I ate, I beelined it over to Daiso. It was my first ever visit to this Daiso. That was a couple of months ago. I have been back several times since. They have a full inventory of of an average Daiso shop. For folks unfamiliar with Daiso, it is the Japanese version of the American $Tree and other like discount shops. Most items sell for $1.75 and nothing more than $5. ALL PURCHASES ARE FINAL. But what sets them apart is that Daiso sells inexpensive Sanrio themed items. Things like mini pouches, mugs, cups, hair clips, stationary, cupcake paper cups... and so on with characters of Hangyodon, Pompompurin, Cinnamoroll, Kuromi, My Melody, Hello Kitty, and the gang. Last weekend, it was warm in there. The outside temp was in the 90s. It was so muggy, I needed to cut my trip short. I bought a short handle broom and sweeping pan that snap into each other. As I was checking out, I asked the cashier if something was wrong with the air conditioning. She said it was turned on. She too must be overheated. I hope that they get the AC up and running to cool at a lower temp. The summer heat is upon us.